“The purchasing department, the business office and the school district would
not run properly without Jennifer Coker.” Those were the comments from Teri
Burress, who nominated Jennifer for the Above and Beyond Award. Teri told of one
example of Jennifer going above and beyond. “The postage meter quit functioning
recently and we had mail to get out,” said Burress. “Jennifer went to the post
office, purchased stamps and spent nearly two hours applying the stamps to make
sure t...he
mail got out.” That’s the kind of dedication and commitment Jennifer Coker has
to this
district.
Jennifer is assistant buyer at the Burnett Center. She
handles requisitions, purchase orders and travel for district staff. She’s been
an important part of the school district for the past eight years. When told she
was the April Above and Beyond winner, she was very surprised. “It’s kind of
exciting, actually,” she said.
Thank you for your continued dedication to
Topeka Public Schools, Jennifer!
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